The Baltic Way: A Peaceful Protest for Independence
  • 1. What year did the Baltic Way take place?
A) 1991
B) 1989
C) 1990
D) 1987
  • 2. Which three Baltic states participated in the Baltic Way?
A) Russia, Armenia, Georgia
B) Poland, Belarus, Ukraine
C) Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
D) Finland, Sweden, Norway
  • 3. What was the main purpose of the Baltic Way?
A) To protest against NATO
B) To demand independence from the Soviet Union
C) To support the USSR
D) To promote communism
  • 4. Which anniversary of the Baltic Way is often celebrated?
A) 30th anniversary
B) 20th anniversary
C) 50th anniversary
D) 25th anniversary
  • 5. Which of the following groups primarily organized the Baltic Way?
A) Labor Union
B) Popular Fronts of the Baltic States
C) Communist Party
D) National Socialist Party
  • 6. On which date did the Baltic Way occur?
A) August 23, 1989
B) June 15, 1989
C) July 4, 1989
D) September 1, 1989
  • 7. What was the outcome of the Baltic Way's influence on independence?
A) It caused a military intervention
B) It delayed independence
C) It helped lead to independence declarations
D) It was ignored by the Soviet government
  • 8. What was the reaction of the Soviet government to the Baltic Way?
A) Condemnation
B) Encouragement
C) Indifference
D) Support
  • 9. What form of protest was the Baltic Way primarily?
A) Peaceful demonstration
B) Armed uprising
C) Political debate
D) Economic boycott
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